I'm excited to revisit a fascinating conversation from 2007 with the multi-talented filmmaker, editor, and video blogger, Ajit Anthony Prem. This episode captures Ajit during his early creative days, when he was making waves with innovative projects like Tickle Booth and Squiggle Booth, showcasing his unique approach to visual storytelling and digital media.

Since our original chat, Ajit has continued to expand his creative horizons. In 2013, he wrote and directed the short film Path, which tells the story of a young woman's quest for true love, uniquely narrated through the compositions of eight different composers. He's also contributed to various television productions, working as a production assistant and camera operator for shows including Sister Wives, Counting On, and Kate Plus 8.

In our conversation, we dive into Ajit's fascinating journey—from growing up in Chennai, India, to his move to New York City as a teenager, and eventually settling in Durham, North Carolina. You'll hear how his early passion for acting evolved into a love for filmmaking, his experiences navigating the creative scene in Manhattan, and how a chance encounter led to love and a major life change.

We also explore his approach to visual storytelling, the painstaking process behind his beautifully edited films like Dear Stranger, and how he found his voice as a creator through video blogging. Ajit shares insights about the challenges of freelancing in New York, finding inspiration in unexpected places, and how moving to a smaller town actually sparked a creative renaissance.

Whether you're a filmmaker, a creative professional, or just love hearing about artistic journeys, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and a whole lot of inspiration. Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to check out Ajit's work at

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